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Set by lizmat on 6 September 2022.
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librasteve tbrowder: thanks for the tip, my current workflow is go mi6 new Thing followed by some stuff to adjust things the way I want them, is Mi6::Helper a way to automatically do the stuff? I am at a bit of a loss having read your docs as to what the stuff is and where and how i would customise to my preferences… are there any examples you can share? 06:05
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Guest98 bit of a shame that permutations doesn't have a $of param like combinations; .combinations($of)».permutations.map(*.Slip).sort isn't very ergonomic 11:19
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lizmat PRs welcome :-) 12:06
Guest98 I'm still allergic to github's exploitative privacy practices, ignoring licenses to scrape copilot training data, and microsoft in general. I'm specifically using the above code to generate a list of candidates for a nickname to help me choose one so I don't cause this kind of identity confusion any more :) 12:42
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Guest98 personally I'm a bit torn between sourcehut and codeberg. really liked several things about sourcehut including that you can receive contributions from people who don't even have to register an account, but leaning towards codeberg mainly because it will remain free for the foreseeable future, unlike sourcehut (even though they only plan to charge 13:06
very modest amounts)
if I were working on something larger than myself and trying to attract contributors, it'd be codeberg for sure just because it's more like github so won't scare people off as much
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antononcube If permutations takes takes an of argument, then the name would be misleading. 13:54
Guest98 fair, perhaps it would be a different method. what name would you propose? all I know is that permuations brings my machine to its knees for pretty small inputs, so its usefulness is limited without having any way to narrow the problem space. or is there maybe just a formally less incorrect way to name the parameter besides of? like partial or only 14:12
or subset or...idk...
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antononcube I think the standard or expected name would bevariations. I remember seeing "partial permutation" somewhere, but I am not sure does it make sense and/or is "legal." 14:18
And, yes, I have similar problems withinteger-partitions of "Math::NumberTheory". (Trying to fix that by having a special algorithm for partitions up to k terms.) 14:21
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[Coke] (contributions from non-account holders) - I wonder if they have higher incidents of spam. (and if not, is it because of size of platform adoption or nicer community or...) 14:26
Guest98 I'd be fine with variations. there's a wikipedia article for partial permutations, but I'm too tired to grok it right now, not having any formal background in combinatorics or set theory. kinda looks like something related but not quite the same, if I'm reading it right 14:27
[Coke] it just requires e-mail, like the linux kernel. wonder how they handle the spam. though I'm not sure that free github accounts are really much of a barrier to spam either 14:29
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Xliff_ Guest98: Hmmm... codeberg sounds like a great place to have an additional remote for my repos. 15:52
tellable6 hey Xliff_, you have a message: gist.github.com/879ba384d58927443a...784bd7ac00
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Guest98 Xliff_ good point. not like it has to be just one centralized place, that was a lot of the point of git in the first place. if/how you worry about coordinating all the non-git stuff like issues, PRs, ci/cd, wiki, etc is nothing I know about though 16:38
I heard codeberg's ci/cd is not great (don't know details), but supposedly you can set your codeberg repo up to use sourcehut's ci/cd. maybe same for github, dunno. being a lone wolf much of the time, I just type "make test" myself on my own darn machine :) 16:39
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tbrowder linrasteve: it should be easy to use the default and then adjust. easier than mi6 alone. i dont 17:29
don’t have a good example of a freshly made on because the start is on your own host with or without a hidden file with a name and a description. 17:31
if you could file an issue with what you would like to see or change i’ll see what i can do. imho, the best thing it does is set up 3os workflows and expects README source to be in pod6 in a /docs subdirectory 17:35
antononcube @librasteve 👆 17:36
tbrowder it MAY work with other than github but i haven’t tried any other 17:37
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tbrowder duh, “linrasteve” thnx antononcube! 18:34
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librasteve tbrowder: my beef is that the docs do not describe what the module does … you mention 3x test actions but I cannot see that or anything else in the docs and i cannot see where customization is done 18:56
you may be open to a PR but I don’t have a clue what I will get … so no idea where to start with changes 18:57
sorry to be so forthright … but I trust that it will help me and i think i want the help :-) 18:58
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tbrowder not a PR, in issue saying what you would like it to do for you 19:07
*an issue, feature requests… 19:08
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librasteve github.com/tbrowder/Mi6-Helper/issues/19 20:45
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tbrowder librasteve: excellent, i was so anxious last pub so I could use it, i did crappy job of doc redo (it was even worse) 23:00
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tbrowder i will try to get to it soon, thank you very much! 23:01
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